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Members and wives at the Lagos Beach. Members of Tortuga Frigate across Ikorodu Division, as well as their wives were gathered at the Lagos beach, for this year’s annual thanksgiving and love feast. The celebration, according to the Chairman of Tortuga, Ikorodu Chapter, Comrade Pelumi Olalekan, “for our various families to thank God for all His riches in glory, physically and spiritually, all through the year. I do not need to be reminded to count God’s blessings one by one because that is what we are doing”. Pelumi added: “As you and I know, the Lord can’t provide for us and still thank himself for all His goodness to us. It is our duty to return to Him in thanksgiving, praise and worship.  “Thanksgiving is not a new thing to the world as the world sets out a day to thank God before the end of the year. You can imagine how the children feel about us when we return home to them with gifts. It is the same way God feels when we shower Him gifts and thanks," h

Olori Kudirat Abosede Shotobi, wife of Ayangburen of Ikorodu kingdom in the middle.  Olori Kudirat Abosede Shotobi, the wife of HRM Oba Kabir Adewale Shotobi, the Ayangburen of Ikorodu, was on Thursday hosted this year's annual Royal Xmas reception with the pupils of primary schools across Ikorodu Division, giving scholarship to five best selected students. At the festive celebration, which was held at the Ayangburen palace in Ikorodu was celebrated in a low key because of Covid-19 Pandemic and had in attendance, the traditional chiefs, Honourary chiefs, Local Government Education Authority officials, whose rejoiced with the monarch and his queen, Olori Kudirat Shotobi, in giving a befitting reception to the children. HRM Oba Kabir Adewale Shotobi, wife, Otunba Elesho, Mr Amusa and LGEA officials, with the best 5 pupils.  A 10 year old girl, Akingbemisola Mary Oluwadarasimi of Estate Model Nursery and Primary School Ikorodu, 9 year old girl, Ejioye Jomiloju

Hon. SOB Agunbiade, Majority Leader LSHA, addressing the gathering.  All roads were led to the Lagos State House of Assembly on Wednesday, December 23, 2020, where public hearing were heard on land grabbing in Lagos State. The deliberation which held at the Assembly Pavilion was tagged; "Ways to Check The Resurgent Activities on Land Grabbers in the state." In his welcome address, Chairman of the House Adhoc Committee on Land Grabbing issue, Hon. Sanai Agunbiade, said that everybody knows how important land is today, which is why the House called the special public hearing.  Some of the attendees. "That is why we called you to brainstorm on the matter so that we could come up with a viable law on it. It is not a usual public hearing. It is on how to curtail the dangerous activities of land grabbers in the state. "We once passed a private member law, which is Property Protection Law. We also have Lagos State Special Task Force on Land Grabbers

Bldr. Olusesan Mayokun Daini, Chairman Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, addressing the audience. Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA Chairman, Bldr. Olusesan Mayokun Daini, on Wednesday met with stakeholders and representatives across the 5 Wards in the LCDA, in order to harmonise the 2021 budget. The well-attended stakeholders meeting had in attendance community leaders, Community Development Committee (CDC) leaders, party leaders, traditional rulers, market leaders, the corporate community, NURTW leaders, representatives of artisans, youth leaders and the leadership of the local government, head of revenue and other revenue officials of the council. Some of the audience.  In his keynote address, the Chairman said his administration had done its best in the last 365 days to implement Y2020 budget, despite the tight and sneak revenue coming to the council, noting that his government had put in best on infrastructural development within its capacity and willing to do more. "Despite the

Presentation of Car to HRM Oba AbdulSemiu Orimadegun Kasali, Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kindgom. The administration of Builder Olusesan Mayokun Daini of Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, on Monday presented 2 vehicles to the two traditional rulers in Igbogbo/Bayeku LCDA, noting that the gesture was a re-assurance that his administration would make the welfare of the monarchs utmost priority within the available resources. Daini, why speaking with MegaXpression correspondence, explained that the vehicles were given out in recognition of the crucial roles which traditional rulers play in the affairs of their communities and the LCDA, as well as the need to accord the traditional institution the dignity, prestige and honour it deserves. Adeboruwa's Toyota Car. The Chairman further assured that his administration would not relent in improving the quality of lives of the residents in line with the his agenda, asserted that all the efforts are geared towards making life more meaning